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TUCSON--IRI, a fast-growing golf group, is expanding its operations in Tucson. The organization now owns two clubs in the state's second largest city.

DETROIT-Old Kent Bank opens its first Downtown service center.

KENT, WA-The city is buying 17 acres that includes the contaminated Borden Chemical Plant and an adjacent property owned by Burlington Northern. The city's plan is to clean up the land and resell it to a private developer.

NEW YORK CITY-Just as the DOB sees five of its top-ranking employees indicted and arrested, New York's HUD office takes a bold step in protecting tenants in a Harlem property.

WHITE PLAINS-Leasing activity in White Plains remains intense with no let up in sight. As an example, a host of lease signings was reported at 287 Knollwood Rd. in White Plains.

AUSTIN-BroadJump Inc., a leading software developer based in Austin, is expanding its business with Time Warner Cable, which has agreed to buy one million licenses of BroadJump's patented Virtual Truck Installer for nationwide use.

MINNEAPOLIS- Brokers say rapid rise in rents is due to low vacancy and a dearth of new projects. Only 640 units have been built so far this year.

PHOENIX-A $45-million man-made lake in the center of metropolitan Phoenix has its first residential development.